Sentence examples for walk out from from inspiring English sources

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will walk out from 5pm on Monday.

Members of Unison in England, Wales and Scotland will walk out from 6.30am on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Almost 20,000 tube workers will walk out from 6.30pm, crippling tube services until Friday morning and causing severe delays across the capital.

RMT, Unite and TSSA members will walk out from 6.30pm on the Wednesday, with Aslef drivers due to start striking at 9.30pm.

Fifty seconds later, the Devils' defensive pair of Doug Bodger and Brad Bombardir allowed Dave Scratchard to walk out from the corner.

10.39am: An American journalist asks Obama about support for his plans, and Brown about Sarkozy's threat to walk out from the summit.

Bevan turned down the offer of a gold watch and joined a walk-out from the event.

In particular, the breathless account of how Ed led the students in a walk-out from formal dinner in his Oxford college succeeds neither as heroics or farce.

Any industrial action would involve a walk-out from all but emergency work, but the union has said it may ballot on a full walkout at a later date.

Things first turned sour in 1995 when Wang led a walk-out from his training camp, accusing him of stealing team winnings, including three Mercedes cars, and abusing athletes.

In some school districts, student leaders and administrators agreed ahead of time on plans for the protest that did not include a physical walk-out from the school building.